Hi Dave,
The first thing I would try is a heavy wire attached to the ground pin on
your outlet. (Get a plug at the hardware store and put a heavy wire to
the green pin and no other wires attached to the plug. Plug this into a
spare outlet.) This might be all you would need. The wire snaked around
the room is a good second option! Good luck.
Pat-K4BEH
K2 5061
On Tue, 29 Aug 2006 12:10:18 -0700 (PDT) Dave Tipton <dave@lodave.org>
writes:
> I have found myself living in Southern California for the next 6
> months. Worse yet, in a 850 sq foot apartment. While this is not
> ALL bad, it does create some real issues.
>
> That said...
>
> I'm contemplating running a sheet metal screw straight into the
> gutter that runs out side of my balcony. It's about 20 feet tall,
> connected to a 30 foot wide section. An Inverted L sorta...
>
> What would be the absolute best way to load this? I'm on the
> second floor.. Can't put in a real ground system. Should I get a 35
> foot spool of wire and try to make a counterpoise by unrolling it?
> I can snake it around my living room.
>
> Ok guys, let's hear your suggestions.
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
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